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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06
Defying French Magistrates.

An extraordinary incident occurred
lately at the Rouen court of appeal
Three men who had been sentenced at
Havre to various terms of imprison-
ment appealed to the Rouen court.
They We're brought in together, and
on the first prisoner being asked the
question. ''Have you appealed" he
replied: Eyes, | did so to see il the
Rouen judges are ~ great rascals as
those OF Havre." This piece oflmpru-
dence produced great sensation,
and the man was forthwith condemn
ed to one years imprisonment
10. insulting the magistrates.
What was the general surprise when
the second prisoner, on being asked
the same question, returned an iden
teal reply. This time the judges
dealt out double penalty, and he was
sent off with two years imprisonment
to his book. No one dreamS that the
third man would dare to lace the
court in this insolent fashion afterthe
punishment to which his two compan-
ions had been treated. and u thrill Of
anazement ran through the audience
when, in answer to he formal query.
Have you appealed? he returned
the same reply: "les, did SO 10 ses
if the Rouen Judges are az great rascals
as those of Havre." The court sen
fenced this man to three years I'M
prsonment. Such IN incident must
be almost without n precedent III the
annals OF justice.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06
How Tom Gained and Passed
Her.
From the Clarion Democrat.

From the Clarion Democrat.
Miss C--was born only two years
earlier than her brother Tom. When
Tom was ten years old she gloried be-
cause she was twelve; when Tom was
known to be fourteen she confessed to
sweet sixteen; when Tom proudly
hoasted OF eighteen she tlmidly ac-
knowledged herself past nineteen; when
Tom came home from college with a
moustache and vote and had a
party in honor of his Dist birthday
she said to her friend: 'What boy
ish fellow he is. Who would think he
was only year younger than r."
When Tom declared he was twenty five
and old enough to get married she
said to a gentleman friend: do you
know, feel savagely jealous to think
of Tom getting married. But then /
suppose twins are always more attach
ed to each other than other brothers
and sisters" Two years later ut
Tom wedding she said with girlish
| vivacity to the wedding guests: Dear
| old Tom, to see him married tonight
| and then think how when he was only
five years old they brought him to see
! me, his only sister. | wonder if he
thinks OF it tonight
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06
A BIcGuN.
A Description o. 4 nyI,,., 3,

fhnu1efc<
a, An Armstrong gun weighing onsA,,.
dred and ter poundshas recentIs s y
made Mt the Elswick WorLs I; ven
land, for new British shin, l0s
bowman. As we are going into ,s -
gun business in this countr, ~ Ine
lowing account OF this Frsy,;.t she iol
ster will he interesting. ''sh mon.
in length it Is 524inches 49,
Al feet. The inner tube Is = !, nearly s1ly
/. steel Throughout, strenpthensa 'o,n
Jackets OF comparatively th;n oy
hoops. The breech arraneema,'. steul
a solid steel plug. which is nns1oy
to position and there secrssg p ~.
q divided screw working mt ny
jacketing which is MY no the
to the rear beyond the eun.t,, Sp.on Y,
length OF the bore is 4S7 i . ;nab iae
80 calibers; and the rifling, which be 20 o.
sists oil multitude OF small sha ION
grooves. extends for 307. 3 in nsa',ow
about 33 feet. The diametars ' ~ q
bore is 10 IA inches. The do - .hs
of the powder chamber is a tri aaa,', n
Fl inches, and its capacity % aio osef
bic inches. The twist OF tbs Yr r;a Gu
commences with one in 100 cal ih,.ne
and increases to one in "a eai;p pers
The gun is mounted on q en- 'oers
steel truck, and this runs on six p oaSs
of Wheels" pairs
Thefollowing account oiexperima,..
with this gun is given: '''i's
'"The first round was fred with aoo
pounds OF Westphalian powder I, ~ -.
class technically known az 'prisma ~
No. 1 Brown and a cyIindr;naIi
projectile weighing I,SOO pounds T 1sal
velocity attained was 1865 feet n ss
second, giving an energy to the p r
jectile OF about 35,2 4O loot tons II,
the penetration OF armor The s ~
ond round was with O. shot Of ill.,
weight and 700 pounds Of the sam na
powder, being the largest charge as
yet fired in England. The VELOCITY
attained was 1.843 feet per second
the energy acquired being about as.
100 foot tons.
''The third round was with A. sim;
lar prolectile OF 1, 800 pounds and 4
powder charge OF 800 pounds. Tho
velocity attained was 2.OO7 feet ner
second, and the energy rose 20 some
| $4,000 loot tons. The pressures ii
the gases within the chamber Of thu
gun at the time OF the powder dis
charge were nine tons with the GOO
pound charge, twelve tons with 700
pounds and fifteen tons with the 500
pound charges. The recoil of the pun
in the last round was controlled by
the hydraulic buffers within fonr feet
six inches. The proiecties are fitted
with copper rings as gas checks. The
inner tube OF the gun was in perfect
condition at the termination OF the
days firing. 1t is expected when the
next date of proof firing is determined,
that powder charges OF $50 pounds.
900 pounds, 925 pounds and $50
pounds will be used, with projectles
OF /, SO0pounds weight. In the latter
case an energy on the projectile of62,-
700 loot tons may be expected to be
developed, capable of penetrating ar.
NOR of more than three feet OF thick.
ness"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06
Very I7renchy.

| A~,,,,v n:an without employment
| or ,isible means OF support excited
the suspicious OF the Paris police {
short time ago; he was arrested ano
! asked to explain how he came ihpo
,,ossession of several hundred francs
IN Gold. which he had on h person,
! He fold u singular tale, which had
ali the apnearance OF Il fiction invent
Cd for tile occasion. lie said tliat q
few DAYS previously, while sitting IN
| front of central markets, oppoSl g
tbe Saint Eustache Church, eating n
plate of soup in the open ar, ne
was accosted by a well-dressed gentle
man, who said to him; ooo
Would you like to make 3o,ooo
franes?"
"Yes."
nThen come at once with me-"
Thunderstruck at the proposition
the young vagrant followed the me
gentleman to well-furnished apar6-
ment in the fourth story oil a neigh-
boring building. No sooner had the
two entered than the conductor SAID
suddenly to the youthful guest:
"My lad, YOU must kill me. Here IS
a knife. This is my mothers house.
I have lost at the Bourse l2o,.ooo
francs OF her money, her whole
fortune. cannot and will not bear
the shame and agony OF her discovery
of my folly and of her ruin. My NE IS
insured for 900, 600 francs, more than
enough to reimburse her were / dead.
But if | die by my own hand shall Tor
f - ~ hnt ha an1nIlnt n0lH
over to her. You must kill me. Ihave
not the 80, 600 francs which lpromlsed
you, but / will give you a thousand
to-day, and you shall call and get the
balance tomorrow. Here are some
Jewels. Tomorrow you Will plunge
this knife into my breast and seize the
Jewels and make away with all haste.
THE Jewels will be- missed, and it VIII
be SAID that | was murdered by the
thief. My mother will then be reim-
bursed."
Such was the strange speech which
q stock Spectator made to q street
vagrant.
"The offer was tempting" said the
intelligent gamin. 81 took 3OO
francs and promised to call the next
day. / Thought the man was crazy.
The next day | went near the house,
but did not dare enter. The story
is true and accounts for the money in
my possession.
A strict examination of the lad was
then made by the police magistrate;
the name and address OF the broker
were taken; an officer was sent to
make inquiries OF him concerning the
young gamins romantic narrative;
the particulars were found to be sub
Stimulated, and the young vagrant
was set at liberty, carrying with him
his gold, still in his pocket.-Cor. Chi
cago lnterOcean.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06
The Touehened 'Forty-Nincr.

in the ola mining days otCalifornia,
when provisions were short in the
Frazer River camp, it was the custom
OF some OF the case hardened Cd fell
lows to tell stories Mt meal tin &c llcu-
lated TO destroy the appetite Of the
more sensitive. A miner Who had
successfully played this game many q
time, paid visit to San Francisco.
and during his stay was invited to
dinner by n clergyman. As soon as he
was seated at the table the miner be-
gan to eat sp everything within range
In his usual vigorous style. His host,
who would sooner have omitted din.
| ner than grace before meat, endeavor-
ed to check hls ill,tlme voracity by re-
! marking: please wait Il moment,
sir; we usually say something before
we begin" His guest, with the MEM
DRY oil the Frazer River anti-prandial
anecdotes fresh in his mind, answered;
/ Ion, you can say what YOU durn
please, you can't turn my stomach. "
The preacher nearly tainted, and. al,
though his guest aiterward rose to
high office in the State, could never be
convinced that he was not an ire
clalmable savage.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06
Wicked Women OF Monte Carlo.

Monte Carlo, Italy, as a Mecca for
women desperate and wicked is vivid
portrayed by a traveller:
A foreign lady was here the other
day, who required for the develope-
ment oil her particular system no less
than complete roulette table. Hap
py, because notorious, she stood, clad
in a soul-scarifying costume, monarch
OF the board, heaping up tive-france
pieces till the entire green seemed sill
yer, while an awe-stricken circle stood
with round eyes and arms dropped to
their sides, marveling AS the pitt
less rake continued to sweep away the
argent flood there was now and again
u sob OF sympathy from bystanders.
Pluck should meet with success. But
OF all goddesses she who presides here
is the most cross-grained. Here every
one knows everybody's former life,
aud ii we may believe what we are old
all are equally shady. Wonder brill
iant appartion in sapphire and blue
velvet, who IL passing with angelic
simper, has murdered two husbands
or was it three2 That one in red went
"'NiiS iN'iS SAtNct l"S lulHci - iilili-
ionaires, the last Of whom cut his
throat upon her doorstep. Murmurs
OF such fell import load the air There
is certain spot known to the initiat-
ed as "Fabbies' corner" whence all
who enter and leave the fool-trap can
be comfortably reconnoitered The
stories that follow one another in as
appalling n string as the procession OF
Banquo' $ sons are sufficient to set the
blood cnrding. to start the hair erect.
II n 1.-THE OF them is true then all the
vast army Of the evil one is congresa-
ted III this earthly paradise.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06
WIE$cI
z Polskiej ojczyzny
Prusy Polskfe.

G. O u b.. Robotnika Las
k k ktory W poczat
ku tego latsk Jednemu z cbatupni-
.kow okna gwozdziami zahlf, drzwi
z zewnatrz zamknat i potem 90
okradf, s%chwycono teraz PRIV n
nej kradzie4y. Zakrad} on sic do
chlewu wiasciciela cegielni E. ma
Oledrach, dorwaf sic do swim,
eikpiaf j. jako swoje upro-
wadzic, przyczem pana brata chwy-
como rece sprawiedliwosci Cd
dano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06

U ottarza stanaf pc raz pierwszy
W dnlu 10 lipca mfody kaplan,
wychowanek tarnowskicgo semins-
ryum, ks. Wfadystaw Naturski,
ably o~dprawiG pierwsza msza sw.
pc wyswieceniu, a zarazem udzie-
li6 ttogosiawiehstwu drom parom
mattehskim, ktore obchodziiy zio-
to wesele pc ~przezyciu z SODA lat
5OoIu we wzorowym zwlazku. Me
BY Toby tn %jeszcze mic nudzwyczaj-
neg, gdyby owe parry sturuszk6w
MIC byfy.., %dziadkaml mfodeko
ksledza prym;cyanta re strcny
OLGA i matki. w tym uroczystym
ukcie brat udziai drugi kuptan, ks.
Jozef Kosihski, proboszcz z Sobo-
lewa, wuj ks. Naturskiego, ktory
ze swej strony bfogostawif zn6w
rodzicom swoim, Marcinowi i Maryi
Kosihskim. Otoi parry licza 294
lata wieku razem i maja 100 sy-
now, corek i wnnkow. OJcie sw.
!owicdziawsz7 $40 o TAX niezwy-
kloj uroczy stosci, przesfat prymi-
cyantowi j jubila*om apostolskie
btogos4uwiehstwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06
Streszczenie r6znych
k~orespondencyj
IKR0PlDLE

Delegat re Sejmu vi wv.
Mar. Pol. ,opisaf nam ptzygode,
jaka miuf Slisz W pewnym salonie
polskim W Bay City, gdzie upiw-
szv sic i zamkniety przez salonis.
te W szynkn, dosta} napadu deli
rium tremens, tfukt butelkl, dra-
pat scia"e i woiat: Ropucby,
ropuchy! - z St. Paul, Mimi,
zauwatA abonent Wiarusa, ze
gdzie Slisz kr"pnie, tam ma cafem
polsk;em sp6tczehstwie zrobi pfa-
me. - Mnzur 2 Buffalo zaprasza
Slisza do nowo z~atotonej ruskiej
}azni DR.. VOLTA M Fillmore Ave.
= Ktos inny donosi z Buffalo, te
Slisz publicznie w salonie p. Jaku-
bowrkiego wobec swiadk6w sly
dzif z sw. sakramen;u rokuty i
otwarcie %yowiedziat, il jest socya-
sdista, - Wiarus Wojciecb Para
dowski z Buffalo jest zdania, ke
Slisz zapuskudz;f caty Zwiazek
DO tylko ola tego wrcgowie nasi
nazwali mas masonami, re %istotnie
kiedys byi jeden ale tylko je-
den Jedyny - mason i socyalista
pumiedzy mani, t. ). sIisz. q An
d erson Texas nisze OBJ. Pod
rnza, kt6remu gwuften narzucaja
Kropid1o, lie jake chtop prostak
ME moze 90 wpusc'c do swego
domu, DO rrzekonaf sic. Be to
prawda, co o hropidIe pisat VIA
RVS, &c QUO uwa4a chtopa prestego
IA stworzonego DO piracy jarzma
i Jest wydawane tylko ma to, ably
lud ,rzymac ciemnoc1e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06

1go pazdz'ernika %zostanie otwarte,
%mianowacy zostat prokuratorem j
nnucsycielem s,minaryum duchow-
nego ks. dr.. Lange, wikarvusz 2
Toruniu.
Zslgoszcz. W nocy 30 n:
31go z. m. o pot ma Sci godziny
powstat tn pot"r, ktory talk szyb-
ko sic ma 3 domy mlcszNalne i jedna
stajnie r%ozszsrzyt, b m%ies.kahcy
tych domow W k~oszuiuch uceczka
1ycie ratowac musieli. Jednascir
ubogich robin str.cifo niemal Gale
swojn mienic, nawet p;eniadze jedni
stracili. Ma szczescie, ze w'atr DAT
Cd VS.; W przeciwnym razie tyfa-
by Gala sig stafa pastwa piomie-
nj. u jak.ej %urzyczyny ow ogieh
powstat, Mkt ME vie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06

Raciborz. K~oszykarza Stcfana
Kalotki z Rudnika, kt6ry cd ego
I'm. bYt zagina}, znaieziono W
rudnick'ei orzezinie IA granicy
brzezniskiej; powiesif sic ma
swicrku. Kaletka byf pijakiem
pr6inlakiem, ktory przemarnow"f
cjcL Wine swoja.
w X o b erni leach "a
palita sic bIlsko stodo}y siodfaka
Mikotaja Kasznego kupa STONY;
jak ri-ze gazeta r%aciborska,i graio
sobne trzech chtopc6w zapu}kami,
i TAX "gi II powstaf; " cd'.ej
civil 10 budynkow, 20 czesc' do
my, pc czesti stodofy Chevy,
stafy W p4omieniach. Gaszenie
ogn'a byio utrudnione Ola w'elkich
uput6w i sllnego wiatru. z catej
okolicy przybyfy sikawki, nawet
z dalekich stron.
w Cieszynie Ina austryackim
Szlasku zawiaza}o sic ,,Towarzys-
two Domu Narodowcgo," ktorego
prawie istnienie potwierdzonem
zostafo przez Rad krajowy. Ia
DAMIEN uevego Towarzystwa jest
zebranie funduszu potrzebnego ma
zaiozenie Domu Narodowego W
C1eszynie. Dom ten ma bye "a
kfadem publicznym, siuzacym &C.
lom narodowym; ma bye miejscem
zebrsh i narad, zabaw obchodow
ma przez d~ostarczenie odpowied-
niego lokalu umo&liwic w%skrzesze-
ME teatru amatorskiego; ma ola
towarzystw tamtejszyeh staG sic
wsp6lna i dogodna siedziba; ma
Bye ogniskiem, a poniekad ! mate
ryalna podstawa wszelkich usifo.
wan, zmierzajacych do p%odniesie.
MIA ludu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06
w. Ks. ~Poznanskie.
w Poznaniu odbyt sic W

W FOznan'u 0dbV1 SIG " dru'
gicj poio~ie minionego miesiaca
wobec 40 u%czestnikow q a z d
P rze m y = owcow Pol
S k i h. Otworzyf 20 DR.. j a r.
atowsk i przemowa, W ktorej
obwiadczyt, il celem ZJazd u
jest o4ywienie %przemysfu polekie
60 W Kslestwio, lraktowanego do
tad pc macoszemu i podniesienis
20 do wykyn, ma jakich stoi u
innych narodow. Marsza}kami zjaz.
da byIi DR.. Bojanowsk' z Koscio.
ma wfasc'ciel fabryki Urbanowski
z Poznania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06
W brodnickim pomiecie

W broda7ickim powiecie we
wslach w. faszewie, w Grazawach,
Radosku rozpuscif ktos pogfoske
Be kat Kraltz 2 Berlina bawi W
Rudosku i scinac tam bedzie "a
bojze niewiasty R. Zab6jca ton
przez sad przvsiegiy:h W Toruniu
skazany zostat ma Is lat wiezie-
MA W domu karnym. Pc pofudn,u
tego dnia oznaczonego ia pogfoska
ma scinanie zebraiy sic w Radosku
wiclkio ttumy ludu, niekt6rzy po-
dobno nawet z butelkami, ably dos
tao cokolwiek krwi zabitego, co
s~zczescie ma przyniesG. Czekano
podobno d!ugo, al sic pokuzafo, Be
pog}oska byfa mylna.
RAplim Przy remiraryum du-
chOwnem W Pelplinie, ktore ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06
"
Galicya.

Orze1 poraoat dziecko. Dnia 80
sierpnia wydarzyf sic W okolicy
strotyhca W Galicyi okropny wy
padek- Dwoje wiesniakow, maj i
iona, pracowalo ma po]u W dolinie
Ropoczy. Nieopodaf W bruzdzie
zagonow spoczywafo %owinlete W
chusty ~4-miesieczne ich niemowle.
Maggie rozlegf sic szum skrzydel
W powietrzu i zamm rodzice mogli
sic spostrzedz, ogromhy orzef spadf
z CORY, porwaf W szpony zawinla-
tko z dzieckiem i Totem strzafy u
Most je W powietrze. Zsrozpacze.
nj rodzice 2 krzykiem puscili sic
W pogoh, jednak bezskutecznie;
okrutny ptak wzbit sic niemal pod
obfoki i zniknat ma krahcuch wild
nokregu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06
Niechaj g}osno s}ynie
mestwo R%osyan6w.

PleM od$plewano u dna
"a wrzes ia ohoto godziny IL Il
mocy, p,zez szpiega moshae'oshsegc
SLLSZA, redaktora KROPID.
EA,w saloule nlen1lechlm ma rogu
uhc Paullna 4 Rebecca " CHI
cago, III.
Niechaj g4osno s}ynie
Mestwo Rosyandw -
Mech Bog ~szczescie zsy}a
Ma moskiewskich pan6w!
Mech sic W gore wznosi
Alexandra s}awa,
Niechaj kazdy g}osi
Potersburgskie prawa!
S}awa polskich b}oni
Mech zaginie W toni;
Ma polskie wskrzcszenie
Mech padnie z%niszczenie!
Rad polski, korona
Mech ma zawsze skona,
Walk dotad znane
Mech bedq wysmiane!
Lud pobozny, tegi
Niechaj sk}ada dziengi,
Kropidfo MECH chlasta -
Burbona! = i basta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06
PIP. Menard & I. Stan
Notaryusz publiczny
K0NSTAbEl

| bloro handlowo-przemysfowo
komisowe.
Wyclaga a KIT y; wy
pisuie Margecze. Deeds
czyli kopie h ipoteki, kon.
trakty kupoa i sprzedazy,
wynaimu rentu) i wszelkie
umowy handlowe i familijne,
takze tie 8 ment y.
Ko e pieni ad re "a
prace ma w}asny koszt.
Sprzedaje domy iloty
karty okretowe
ZABEZPIECZA Cd OGNIA,
Wymienia wyse}a i sciaga
pieniadze. Bioro handlowo
przemys}owo komisowe P. P.
Menard and
Z. STAN.
Telefon No. ALAG
SAG Milwaukee ave.
Biora lS6 W. Madison st.
230 Ewing Str.
Chicago III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06

RAlin Prey ~%emiraryum du-
chownem W Pelplinie, ktore ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06
Ill
Ziemie POlskfe pod zabO.
rem mOskieWskim.

Wilno. u. p. Paszkowskle-
go, wiasciela ogromnego borowaru,
o Worst kilka Cd Wilma, wybuchf
niedawno polar i spalifo sic W
pfomieniach dwoch student6w XII
jowskiego unjwersyt.tr, kt6rzy by.
Ii u niego ma wakacyach. P. SLIME
poparzony, zdofai sic wydobyc z
piomieni, lecz zyciu jego grozi ME
bezpieczehstwo
Nsuczyciel domowy skoczy}
zucenizm przez okno pierwszego
petra, lecz TAX niebezpiecznie, &e
jeden z Mich zfama& obie nogf.
Wszystkie z~abudowania i cafy bro
war %sptone}y.
Dzielny soltys. w dniu 10 BIN.
we wsi Mszanka, Krol., wsciek}y
wilk poka,af PASSAGE sic ma rzysku:
konia, kroxe kiika sztuk
oxiec.
Dowiedziawszy sic O TEN sol
tvs tel wsi Jozef Kowalczuk, zebra}
kilku wfoscian, ktorZy zaopatrzyli
sic w kofki, i udaf sic z niemi szu-
kac wilka. Znaleziono 60 W krza-
kach VI poblizu wsi, a dostrzegf
60 pierwszy soitys. Zanim wszak-
Re Kowalczuk mogt sic przygoto-
wac do uderzenia, wilk rzucit sic
ma niego, dziel"y sottys ME stra-
ciwszy przytomno5ci, pochwyc}f
wlIka rekam; i trzymajac go, wo-.
tat O ponce.
Poniewai inni wfoscianie, OBJ
chodzacy krzakl, ME mogli predko
przybyc ma w%ofunie, Kowalczuk
diugo borykut sic re wsci"k}em
zwierzeciem, ktore miotajac sic W
lego rekach Cd czasu do czasu do.
S'egafo TO w glove, 70 w nogl.
Najpierwszy zda&yt przybyc ma po-
moe syn so}tysu, i ten jednem u
derzeniem koika, wilku zadif.
Pierwszcj pomocy o~kalecz"ne-
mu glove, ucho i lcwa noge
sottysowi, udzielili felczer z Saw.
ma, II nastepnie ma drugi dzieh le-
karz powiatu felczer z Chefma
poczem odesfano Kowalczuka do
dr.. Bujwida.
Konia zabito zaraz, p%oniewaz
byf cie&ko pogryziony, krowe i
owoe pozostawiono pod dozorem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06
wywieziono najwiecej wegla,
DO al 100000 ton

90 az lo.OOO,VOO ton
Gazety zajmujace sic archi-
tektura przepowiadaja, le W
roku nastepnym zbudowanych
bedzie bardzo du2o budynkow
8mio i l0cio pletrowych W
wiekszych miastach wscho-
dnich. Obecnie wieksze mia
sta Amerykanskie rcsna . ia
kq szybkoscia. he rok rocznie
przybywa przynajnniej o 10
procent nowych domow.
Ma nastepne diva l~ta pre-
powiedziane So wystauy mle-
dzynarodowe W nastepuia-
cych miastach: Hamburg, Bar
celona, Kopenhaga, Glasgow.
Bruksela, Melbourne, Munich,
St. Petersburg i Charkow.
W fabrykach ofowiu kurz
j .jad w kilku tygodniach zja-
dajq piuca robotnikcwi, ale
fabrykanci sic ME wiele trosz-
CA tenn, ably 2ycie robotnlka
byfo zabezpieczone. -. nbo ma
miejsce jednego, dostana die
sieciu." Do tel pory zaledwle
W stanie G alifornia 70
botnicy "a pomoca organizacyi
zdo}ali Emusic pracodawc6w
do przedsiewziecia sposobow
zabezpieczajacych &ycie robo.
tnikowi.
Bogaci fabrykanci W osta-
tnich czasach hurtownie buduja
koszary ola swych robotni-
kow tenement houses), kt6re
przynosza ME ma}a korzyst.
Komorne i'm nigdy ME pre-
pada, DO robotnikom odtraca-
ia z zarobku. Domki take tel
sprzedawane bywaja ia wy
ptate", co nawet kapitalista
wolf; albowiem podatki i re-
peracya cieza wtedy ma nabyw.
cy, a on ma stale dochody.
Doliczy vszy podatki i procent
Cd W p a y t a mi, ro-
botnik must zapfaci6 "a do
mex, ktory jest wart 1000 do.
larow-okofo 5000.
Szuflujac zie.nie fopata, try
funty ciezqca, jak powinna
bye, robotnik W 10 godzinach
must podniesG 5000 funtow
wiecej, jakby szuflowaf fopata
o ]eden funt lzeJsza.
Pewna fizma Nowoyorska,
przygotowywa do znanej wiel-
kie) wie2y Paryskiej hydra
uliczne elewatory. Potrzeba
szesclu takich elewator6w, z
kt6rych 4 p6jda 500 stop
w gore, a diva kursowaG beda
ma wyzszych pletrach zn6w
500 stop.
Nlemleccy statystycy obll-
czaja, ae W ca}ym swiecie ST.
la machin parowych rowna
sile 46,000,0 600 koni; lokomo-
tywy same maja site 5000,
900 koni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06

+ w Turylczy, t ma Po-
doll, umarf ks. Teofl Sisni G.
c XII, kanonik kapituty stanis1awo-
wskiej i dzlekan Kudryniecki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06
Szlask.

Rozbrah. Przez smie1c s..
ksiedza Jub;Iuta Antoniego Stabi
ka %utraclia nietylko %parafia mi
cha}kowska ukochanego i gorli We-
go duszpasterza, ale i caiy G6rny
Szlask zacnego kaptanu j zastu2o-
nego pisarza ludowego. Przefozy}
ma polski .jezyk dta ludu g6rno-
szlaskowego sfnuna francuzka
ksiaike do rozmyslania .,Filotee",
czyIi ,,Wprowadzanie do tycia po-
bo2nego" przez sw. Biskupa Sale
zego; opisaf W naszym jezyku
podr6z, kt6ra do Wtoch i do mias
ta wiecznego odbyi, n"pisai mniej-
z ksiazeczki w'ersze PREY roz-
maitych nkolicznosciach, kt6re
wyszfy W osobnym zbiorze. =
Mech odpoczyws W pokoju!
Lublimiec. rs. kapelan Schwar,
ger, kt6ry Lu rrzez %dwulotnia
twoja bytnosc zaskarbit sobie pow
szecbna miiosc, opuszcza mas W
tych dniach ] uda sic do Bytonia,
gdzie bedzie prefektem (j. duchow-
nym przefotonym) konwiktu GIN
nazyastow. Ma jego czesG uyzadzo-
ma zostafa uczta 3 60 BIN. W sail
p. Pietsza. Nastepca ks. Schwar-
zer'a podobno jest nowowyswieco-
ny ks. Drobig z Rychtalu wv pow.
nsmysfawskim.) w Zfotn k
%uwieziono gospodarza Wolnego
ktory Zone swoja zabit'
Wycieczha slqzahow do Kra-
kowa. Czionkowie T~awnrzystwa rol-
niczego ola ks. Cieszyhskiego, W.
jechali W liczbie okofo l2O do Kra-
kowa ma wystawe kru]owa i PREY
,jeci TAME zostall hardzo serdecz-
ME przez ustawiony tym celu
komitet Rodakow naszych oczeki-
waio wszedzie ~serdecznie i peine
bratersklch uczuc przyjecie. Procz
zwiedzenia wystawy, brazil oni
udzial ma posiedzcniach delegatow
k6Fek rolniczych, PREY ktorej to
sposobl otci stoAyIi ma wniosck
przewodniczaeego p. Jerzego Glen
ciaiy 20 zir M bank ziemski "
Poznuniu. Zwiedzali pomnixl kate
dry ma Wawclu pod przewoanic-
TWEEN ks. kunonika Polkowskiego.